Business · 7 November 2026

Crusoe sells Wyoming data center project to Google

Crusoe, an eight‑year‑old Denver developer valued at $30.9 billion, sold its unfinished southeastern Wyoming data center to Google; Google announced a $17 billion investment to develop the campus and continues a separate project near Amarillo, Texas.

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Google’s acquisition of a 10 GW‑scale Wyoming site expands AI compute capacity, so adjust product roadmaps for higher baseline cloud availability.

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